noun a weapon consisting of a long hollow tube for shooting darts or other projectiles
Blowguns are used in competitive sports such as blowgun darts, where participants blow through a tube to propel darts at a target.
Blowguns are used by indigenous peoples in hunting small game by blowing darts through a tube with accuracy and precision.
Blowguns can be used in survival situations to hunt for food or defend against predators silently and effectively.
Blowguns can be used in art and craft projects to create intricate designs or patterns by blowing paint or other materials through a tube.
A blowgun is often used by hunters to silently and accurately shoot darts at small game animals.
Biologists may use blowguns to collect samples from trees or animals without causing harm.
Zoologists may use blowguns to tranquilize animals for research or relocation purposes.
Survivalists may use blowguns as a tool for hunting or self-defense in the wilderness.
Anthropologists may use blowguns to study indigenous cultures that traditionally use blowguns for hunting or ceremonies.